From 33b05b3b90b28909b17602318b28e0235f549bd2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: BitcoinQnA Warning
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- Single Address Tool Explainer goes here. + Use this tool to enter private keys in WIF (Wallet Import Format) or Hex format to view the corresponding Public Key (in Hex format) and addresses in Legacy, Wrapped Segwit + and Native Segwit derivations. +
++ Selecting 'Multiple Signature Address', defining the signing threshold and importing more than one public key in the same format outlined above will derive the + corresponding multisignature addresses. For importing BIP49 Ypubs or BIP84 Zpubs to check multisig address derivation, please use the separate 'BIP48 Multisig' section + further down the page.
`, MULTISIG: /*html*/ `- Multisig Explainer goes here. + BIP48 defines a logical hierarchy for deterministic multisig wallets based on an algorithm described + in BIP67. This BIP solidifies the industry wide practice of utilizing m/48' derivation paths in hierarchical deterministic multisig wallets. + + The hierarchy proposed allows the handling of multiple accounts, receive and change address lists per account, multiple script types and millions of addresses per chain. +
++ Use this tool to sense check the address derivation of any multisig coordinator software. Simply enter the extended public keys of each cosigner in the quorum + (you can also use the extended key of the seed loaded into the tool) and select the number of keys required to sign a transaction (signing threshold). Be sure to add each new public key onto a new line.
`, CHANGELOG: /*html*/ `- Single Address Tool Explainer goes here. + Use this tool to enter private keys in WIF (Wallet Import Format) or Hex format to view the corresponding Public Key (in Hex format) and addresses in Legacy, Wrapped Segwit + and Native Segwit derivations. +
++ Selecting 'Multiple Signature Address', defining the signing threshold and importing more than one public key in the same format outlined above will derive the + corresponding multisignature addresses. For importing BIP49 Ypubs or BIP84 Zpubs to check multisig address derivation, please use the separate 'BIP48 Multisig' section + further down the page.
`, MULTISIG: /*html*/ `- Multisig Explainer goes here. + BIP48 defines a logical hierarchy for deterministic multisig wallets based on an algorithm described + in BIP67. This BIP solidifies the industry wide practice of utilizing m/48' derivation paths in hierarchical deterministic multisig wallets. + + The hierarchy proposed allows the handling of multiple accounts, receive and change address lists per account, multiple script types and millions of addresses per chain. +
++ Use this tool to sense check the address derivation of any multisig coordinator software. Simply enter the extended public keys of each cosigner in the quorum + (you can also use the extended key of the seed loaded into the tool) and select the number of keys required to sign a transaction (signing threshold). Be sure to add each new public key onto a new line.
`, CHANGELOG: /*html*/ `